The Bike Spaces was founded in 2000 as one of Tampa County's very first Schwinn shops. It is rumored that our store in Tampa was home to some of the first mountain bikes in the country. Cycling has changed dramatically as the decades have rolled by, but The Bike Spaces has never wavered from our total dedication to the sport. Today, The Bike Spaces is a growing family of bike shops, all with a singular purpose - to get as many people on bikes as possible. We operate twelve wildly successful stores in Tampa and Paris! Our professional staff of over 20 cycling enthusiasts will ensure that your experiences both in the store and on your bike are the best they can be. Why shop with us? Because we know bikes and we care. We don't sell snowboards, we don't sell kayaks and we don't sell tents. We only sell bikes - you might even say bikes are our life. Why does that matter? Because this utter fanaticism for our product makes us the best at what we do - We live to create cyclists. - [Read more]

MMANUTS is the MMA Podcast that walks the line between serious and ridiculous. Hosted by Ingo Weigold, Matt Griffith and the Magic 8 Ball to keep us in check. Covering MMA, Health and Fitness, Video Games, Life Experiences and Coupons. Est. January 2010. - [Read more]

Specialised, tailored and organised cycling holidays, tours and adventures through the most exciting, famous and spectacular locations of Europe. EXPLORE - DREAM - DISCOVER - [Read more]

We invite you to join us on a unique fishing adventure in the beautiful town of Los Sueños, Costa Rica. From sailfish to marlin, sea bream or tuna, wahoo, and rooster, Chaser Sport Fishing's skilled team of captains and crew have the experience to help you relax, have a good time, and fish in Costa Rica. We also fly fish for sailfish, giant bottom snapper, horse mackerel, red snapper, grouper, and snook, and we can even take you to the Caribbean to fish for giant shad. - [Read more]

Children's entertainer offering magic birthday parties with puppets and party games. Suitable for ages 3-7 - [Read more]

Offers a free and fun collection of browser based HTML games which work without requiring players to download any software or mobile apps. - [Read more]

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